When does Schaffensland take place?

The date is 06.12.2026, starting at 11:00 AM.

Where is the venue located?

The exhibition is located at the Landesmuseum Koblenz at the Ehrenbreitstein Fortress in Koblenz.

How much is the admission fee?

The regular admission fee is 10 Euro for adults.

Is the exhibition barrier-free?

Yes, the exhibition is barrier-free and includes elevators, accessible paths, and a barrier-free toilet.

Do I need to buy a separate ticket?

No separate special ticket is needed for Schaffensland; the regular museum admission applies.

Are there parking facilities on-site?

Yes, there are paid parking facilities available around the fortress.

Schaffensland in Koblenz opens a quiet view of 200 years of life

Name: Schaffensland – People. Stories. Work. in Koblenz
Start: 2026-12-06T11:00:00+01:00
End: 2026-12-06T18:00:00+01:00
Location: Landesmuseum Koblenz

Schaffensland in Koblenz: An exhibition that brings Rheinland-Palatinate to life

With the permanent exhibition Schaffensland – People. Stories. Work., the Landesmuseum Koblenz at the Ehrenbreitstein Fortress offers an impressive look at 200 years of life and work in Rheinland-Palatinate. Those who want to not only see history but feel it will find a dense, atmospheric exhibition experience with original objects, spatial installations, and multimedia stations here.

Stories of work, everyday life, and change

The exhibition guides visitors through agriculture, emigration, industrialization, and technological innovations up to the present day. Personal biographies make visible how deeply work has shaped everyday life, families, and entire regions. This creates a vivid picture of Rheinland-Palatinate between tradition, progress, and social change.

A tour with depth and sensory impact

Across approximately 1,200 square meters, a modern exhibition design unfolds, clearly structuring content while also loading it emotionally. Media installations, objects, and narrative spaces create a calm, focused atmosphere for the audience. The view of the people behind historical developments – from the 19th century to today – is particularly striking.

Strong perspective on a diverse country

Schaffensland not only shows economic and technological changes but also difficult chapters like exclusion and persecution during the Nazi era. At the same time, the presentation focuses on modern working worlds, research, tourism, and crafts. Thus, the exhibition convinces as an academically sound and yet accessible cultural mediation with clever target audience communication.

Experience without barriers and plan relaxed

The exhibition is accessible in German and English and is certified as barrier-free. On-site, among other things, there are barrier-free access, elevators, a barrier-free toilet, a guidance system, and accessible parking spaces available. This makes the visit suitable for a relaxed cultural appointment with high quality of stay.

Conclusion: Schaffensland is more than an exhibition – it is a concentrated exploration of the history of work and the people in Rheinland-Palatinate. Anyone visiting Koblenz and wanting to experience culture with depth should discover this place live.